The President's Day
		What do you do in a day? Meet with your boss, employees, clients? Go out to lunch with friends? Go to the dentist, the grocery store, or school? Come see what President Truman did every day of his Presidency! Search for a specific day (what was President Truman doing on your birthday?) or search for a specific person (how many times did President Truman meet with George Marshall?). President Truman also met with numerous everyday citizens during the course of his duties--did he meet with one of your relatives? Search the calendar to find out!
President Harry S. Truman. Source: Truman Library

	<< November 1947 >> Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat             1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30   Update the calendar Month January February March April May June July August September October November December    Year 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953   Search the calendar Enter keyword: AND OR NOT Limit by Year From: Any 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 To    : Any 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 Limit results per page 10 20 30 40 50 Instructions To use this calendar select the month and year you would like information about and press View Calendar. Then choose the date in that month and year, and the page will load for you. You can also search by keyword and choose the range of years within your search by filling out the boxes on the left side of the page. This Presidential Appointments Calendar is based upon the records contained in the Matthew J. Connelly Files			Friday, November 28, 1947     8:45 am (Honorable Robert Lovett, Under Secretary of State) (Honorable James E. Webb, Director, Bureau of the Budget) (Honorable John R. Steelman, Assistant to the President) 10:00 am Cabinet (Mr. Robert Lovett for State; Secretary of Commerce [W. Averell Harriman] absent) 11:15 am The President and Cabinet visited the Freedom Train at Union Station. 11:45 am Congressman Wright Patman, Texas (Phoned Mr. Matthew Connelly on Wednesday to ask for this appointment, stating he had a personal matter to take up with the President.) 12:00 pm Dr. Kenneth C. M. Sills, President, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine (Mr. Matthew Connelly wrote him on November 17th, stating the President would like to have him come down for a talk.) 12:10 pm (Dr. A. J. McIlwain of Jackson, Miss.) (Dr. S. T. McIlwain of Waynesboro, Miss.) (Mr. Samuel McIlwain) (Sam McIlwain brought in his brother and father to meet the President) 12:30 pm Honorable R. L. Cochran, former Governor of Nebraska Honorable James E. Webb, Director, Bureau of the Budget (Governor Cochran just back from Greece, and appoint- ment arranged by Mr. Webb, when he was in on last Wednesday.) 12:45 pm (Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Healey) (Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Conrad) (Came to see Mr. Matthew Connelly and to see the President, off the record.) 1:00 pm (Lunch) 3:30 pm The President received the Champion Recruiters in the National Guard Recruiting Campaign: Lt. Colonel A. C. Boatman Major General K. F. Cramer Lt. Colonel C. J. Himes Major J. L. Manz Colonel E. P. Mechling Major R. E. Pearson Louis Reinhardt Mr. R. C. Traim Anderson, Robert T. Baker, Merle E. Best, Hugh Carlton Blackburn, Woodrow W. Bryant, James B. Camache, Joseph K. Chepetsky, Joseph P. Cherry, Samuel R. Cintron, Arture Romanat Courtney, Rodney E. Davis, Glen V. Davis, John T. Dick, Rohn C. Diltz, William H. Duncan, Walter W. Fink, Joseph Folster, Gordon N. French, James C. Fulkerson, Robert, Jr. Funk, Alfred C. Gatta, Joseph M. Hall, John J. Hicks, John M. Jaskolka, Edward Jensen, James C. Johnson, Warren M. Jojola, John P. Kawiak, Joseph J. Lattschar, Henry J. Lee, James E. Mahoney, Eugene T. Martinez, Bennie A. McGrath, Nelson E., Jr. Ming, Napolean H. Nelson, Raymond W., Jr. Parker, Howard E. Parks, Lester R. Patten, Dale E. Penfield, Loren H. Pouett, Millard A. Retta, Herbert S. Sanford, Marcus P. Schor, Jerry M. Small, Norman H. Tipson, Harold M. West, James E. Whitman, James L. Wilkinson, James L. Yates, George C. Yager, Donald R. Zarris, Thomas Paul

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